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THURSDAY, DECEMBER
Couple to Live
Near Army Base
In California
Minn Joiimip YmiiiKlii'i'if, diuigh
i (if Mr. mill Mrs. itny ic.
YminglMMg of Ituiile 2, hcriune
(hi) In itio of I'fii. Mowiii'il K. IImiii-
IIIiiii, kiiii of Mi', mill Mrs, (ionrge
);. iiiiiniiioii, i;io;i Newport, at
nil iniiiriiiiii (inutiie-riug ci'ie
nmny .Sunday, Dee. n, at iliu
homo of I li i bridegroom's
pUII'lltH.
Itev. Umi 13, FlHlilmek of Mini
Christian church performed the
CINI'IIIOIiy III 3 ). Ml., Ill tllll pres
ence of family hiciiiIm-is ami eliise
friends of the couple.
Tin' bride wore a dark green
tallori'tl milt. Willi black arces.
work's anil u corsage of pink rose
buds. Mr. and Mid. Putil (i. Harr at.
tended the couple. Mrs. Kan- wore
a green frock that hiirmonlfd
with tin bride's outfit.
After tin' exchange of vowk,
nil Inforiniil reception was held
ut tlic Hamilton homo. 1'n'scnt
from oul-oMown wan Mm. I). T.
Codliey, Portland, sister of the
hrltle.
Aficr a short honeymoon In
Portland, the couple were to Ik
at Imine ill Monterey, Calif., while
the bridegroom is Htationeil at
Fort Old.
The bride, who wan graduated
front lieml high school with the
class of liMll, wan employed at
the local Newberry more before
her marriage.
Toastmistress
Pasf President
Gets Pin Guard
The rtend Toaslinlstrcss club
mnl Monday evening in the high
school home economics club, with
Mrs. J, A. Dudrey, president,
conducting the meeting. She pro
settled a pin guard to Miss Clara
Jones, Junior past president, who
was u guest of the club,
Mrs. David Wilson, Mrs. W. M.
Uiy and Mrs. Kulph Waller were
apiHiluted to serve on the nomi
nating committee.
Mrs. W. C. Coyner reported
thin she and Miss Kathryn Ke.
ley had attended n meeting of
the Madras Toaslmlslross club,
and that Miss Kelley had been
Invited to sH-ak nt the group's
charter parly.
Mrs. H. W. Seeley was toast
mistress for Monday's meeting,
and speakers were Mrs. G. L.
Conklin, whose subject was
".Simla Clans," and Mis, J, E,
West, who pave a humorous talk,
"Words Can He Dangerous."
Mrs, Waller gave the Invocation
Miss Kelley, as topic mistress.
' conducted a parliamentary drill
In which several members took
part, Mrs. Arthur Urlnsnn and
Mrs. George Marshall were crit
ics, Mrs. Coyner was lexicologist;
Mrs. Elsie Dunn, evalualor, and
Mrs. H, S. Cox, timekeeper.
In addition to Miss Jones,
guests were Mrs. W. F. Andrews,
a former member, and Mrs. Don
ald Seeley, guest of Mrs. B. W.
Seeley,
Women of Moose
Hold Card Parties
Mrs. George F. Dubois nnd F,
W. Wells won first prizes nt a
public enrd party given Tuesday
evening by Women of the Moose.
Second prizes went to Mrs. Maud
llnupt nnd L. V, Pontius, Other
prizes were won by Mrs. Bert
white and Mrs. Margaret Smith.
Members of the homemaklng
committee, with Mrs. Mury K.
Sinclair ns chairman, were In
charge of arrangements.
At an earlier party In the se
ries, sponsored by Mrs. A. C,
Wlcklnc, social service chalrmun,
nnd her committee, prizes were
won by Mrs. Haunt nnd F, W.
Wells, first; Mrs. O, C. Hnrtwlg
nnd M. C. Culler second, nnd
Curl Dick, Kiln May Summers
nnd Mrs, William Staples, spe
cial prizes.
A new series of public card
parties will be Jan. 2, 16 unci 30
nt Moose hull, it was announced.
Trinity Lutheran Women's
Missionary league will linve n
special meeting Frldny nt 7:30
P.m. nt the church parsonage, 624
Federal, to prepare Christmas
treats for the Sunday school pro
gram. SYNOPSIS OK ANNUAL STATh'MKNT
t'ur tlj jrunr cmlrd liweiiiln'r HI, IIMtt
or tiie
undarwrltara Inauranoa Oompanr
of Chlmpf". Ill Ihn Slnlu ur lllllliilit. maitft
IIip liiinrnitrti cimlnlMliM.r of Hit Slnlf
Orufon, pursuant lit littv:
INCOME
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Total diahiiraniirnla .. 7S5,R0II,
ADMITTED AfldETS
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21, 1950
Local Couple
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Mr. nnd Mrs. Howard E. Hamilton (Joanne Youngherg) were mar
ried lost Sunday in a quiet home ceremony.
club party iiki.i
The llend Garden club held a
Christmas parly Monday at the
home of Mrs. Pearl ljincaster.
whose home wob tastefully dec
orated for the occasion. Then;
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Exchange Vows
was an exchange of yule gifts,
with n potluck luncheon served
at 1 p.m. Memlwrs muile tray
favors for the St. Charles and
Lumbermen's hospitals und the
Sunset home.
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THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON
Women of Moose
To Initiate Class
Women (if the Monne will hold
formal Initiation for new mom
hers, al the next regular chapter
night, Tuesday, Dw. 2(i, al 8 p.m.
In Moose hull, in charge of the
program will be Mrs. Jack Peter
son, MooKi.'havcu chairman, and
her committee.
At Ihe last chapter night, Dec.
12, reports were given by the fol
lowing chairmen: Mrs. Jumes
Pennington, child cure; Mrs.
Mary Askow, hospital guild; Mrs,
Josephine Helfrich, membership;
Mrs. H. 10. Peterson, publicity,
und Mrs. K, C. Taylor, rltuul,
Grace Gerke, library chairman,
reported that she had presented
the books, "Feelings and Kmo
lions" jind "Plastic Industry" to
the IMnevllle high school and Ihe
Prlnevill'j library, respectively.
Mrs. August Sfhwariz report
ed that she presented u-copy of
"Plastic Industry" to the Des
chutes county public library, and
two copies to the Mooseheart
library.
,
Eastern Star
Has Initiation
Redmond, Dec. 21 Initiation
ceremonies were held Monday
evening by the Redmond Order
of Eastern Star for Mr. and Mrs.
Raymond Blckford. An officers'
addenda, under the direction of
Mrs. R. W. Christiansen, Incom
ing worthy matron, honored
Mrs. Roger Sanford and Dr.
M, M. Pendroy, outgoing matron
and patron, und they were pre
sented with gifts.
Arranging refreshments for
Ihe evening were Miss Esther
Bales, Mrs. E. O. Adams, Mrs.
Herbert Zacher and Mrs. Hugh
Hartman.
Because the next regular meet
ing would fall on New Year's day,
it will be dispensed with, and the
group will convene again on Jan
uary 15, at which time installa
tion of officers will be held.
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MADRAS
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Do P,unce Photo
Miss Maxino Anderson will be
come the bride of Donald H.
York.
York-Anderson
Betrothal Told
Mr. and Mrs, Chris K. Ander
son of Bluklcy Heights, have an
nounced the engagement of their
daughter, Maxlne, to Donald H.
York, son of Mr. and Mrs. Homer
T. York of Prinevule.
Miss Anderson was graduated
from Bend high school with the
class of 1950, and is employed
at the Midget drive-in. Her fi
ance attended school In Prlneville
and is employed at Clear Pine
Mouldings.
The wedding Is planned for
next June.
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4-H Club News
WOODWORKING CLUB
The Glenn Vltsa 4-H Wood
working club was reorganized
last week at the" home of the
leader, II.' A, King. Officers were
elected us follows: President,
Richard Koth; vice-president,
Lurry Krlbs; secretary, Mary
King; reporter, Huley Prlchard.
Other members are Louis Roger
son und David Krlbs. The next
meeting will be held in January.
AGRICULTURE CLUBS
The Young Farmers 4-H agri
culture clubs were reorganized
last Sunday- at the Richardson
school. The Dairy club elected
Tommy Tye, president, Richard
Torkelson, vice-president, and Vi
olet Klobas, secretary. Other
members are John Phlchard, Ha
ley Prlchard and Donald Soreri
sen, who is also the leader. The
Pig club elected Sorensen presi
dent; Melvln Ivy, vice-president,
and Diane Burmeister, secretary.
Other members are Haley Prlch
ard, Mavis Rowley and Susanne
Ivy.
The Crops club, with Mrs.
Walter Prlchard as leader, elec
ted Haley , Prlchard president;
Tommy Tye, vice-president, and
Norman Turner, secretary. Other
members are John Prlchard, Don
ald Sorenson and Mavis Row
ley. .
The Garden club under the
same leadership elected Tommy
Tye, president; Sam Humbert
vice-president, and Terry Tye,
secretary. Other members in
clude Ned Humbert, John Prlch
ard, George Starr and Violet
Klobas. -
The next meeting of these clubs
will be Wednesday, Dec. 27, at
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Two Youths Held
On Army Charges
Two youths, AWOL from the
air forces are being held for Jef
ferson county authorities at the
Deschutes county Jail In Bend.
They were arrested earlier this
week after hiding out. In the prim
itive Metolius area tor 10 days.
The youths, Wendell David
Conner, Tillamook, and Ross Eu
gene Defoe Jr., Eugene, both 18,
were discovered, brunlshlng guns,
by Sam S, Johnson, . Redmond
lumberman, at his summer home
in the Metolius Sunday.
.Johnson reported that he heard
a noise when he opened the door
to the house. He found the two
behind the house, stripped to the
waist und armed. They compiled
with Johnson's order to hand over
the guns. He then called police.
The Metolius area Is usually
snowed In at this time of year
but mild weather, permitting tra
vel, led to the discovery of the
pair. -
7:30 p.m. at the home ol Diane
Burmeister, with Violet Klobas
assistant hostess, Donald Soren
son will tell about his trip to
Chicago at the meeting.
FAULTLESS COOKS -By
Pauline KeUow
The Glen Vista Faultless cook
ing club organized recently at the
home of Bemice Hergenroder,
leader. Officers were elected as
follows: President, Sherrill Gray;
vice-president, Alta Deal; secre
tary, Kathleen Klesow; song
leader, Susan Dlllabough; report
er, Pauline Keisow.
Plans were made for the year's
activities, and a question box pro
vided by the leader was the basis
for an exchange of ideas.
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PAGE THREE
Ask Adjustments
Lumber and Sawmill Workers
AFL, local unions and district
councils In Joint notion, have no
tified the employers In Washing
ton, Oregon, Idaho and Montana
that they are opening tho wage ,
agreements - "seeking a proper
adjustment to compensate the
workers for added living costs, In
creased taxes, shrinking value of
the dollar, and other factors fac
ing the worker's family today,"
Employers In the central Ore
gon, Blue mountain and Klamath
basin area had been notified same
two months ago of a demand for
a wage adjustment and this de
velopment brings - all northwest
lumber producing areas into the'
picture in so far as adjustments '
are concerned, AFL officers said.
Meetings with employers and
their associations are either ;
scheduled or pending.- - s
The Bend office of the union
said the issue covers the follow
ing firms among others: Gilchrist
Timber company. Warm Springs
Lumber conlpany, Tygh Valfey .
Lumber company, Cody Logging
company, Alexander - Yawkey
Lumber company, BCK Logging
company, Edward Hlnes Lumber
company, Wolverine Western .
Lumber company; Blue Mountain
Mills, Walker Logging company,
Klnzua Pine mills, William Endl
cott' Logging, company,: The
Dalles Lumber & Manufacturing
company, Forest Product Treat
ing company, Lyle Lumber com
pany and J. Neils Lumber company.--
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